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CNNMoney
When Arkansas lawmakers debated whether to renew the state's Medicaid expansion in 2016, many Republican lawmakers were swayed only if some of the 300,000 adults who gained coverage would have to start paying premiums. This "skin-in-the-game" provision — endorsed by conservatives in Washington and in many statehouses — is designed to make Medicaid recipients value their government health insurance more and lead healthier lives.
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Modern Healthcare
The public isn't sold on the Trump administration's argument that letting states impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries is intended to lift people out of poverty, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation survey. Forty-one percent of people polled said the goal of the work requirements approved in Kentucky and Indiana and proposed by eight other GOP-led states is to reduce government spending, while 33 percent said it's to help people leave poverty, the latest Kaiser Health Tracking Poll found. Republicans were almost equally split, with 42 percent saying it's to cut spending and 40 percent saying it's to reduce poverty.
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The Hill
A Democratic lawmaker is urging the Drug Enforcement Administration to release data on the distribution of opioids across the country to those involved in hundreds of lawsuits against opioid manufacturers and distributors.
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Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
The latest data from the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality highlight the importance of the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion in increasing insurance coverage among people with opioid-use disorders.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
In an effort to help people get faster treatment for opioid addiction, the state will remove a pre-authorization requirement for Medicaid recipients prescribed some types of medication helpful for recovery, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf is expected to announce Thursday.
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The Boston Globe
More than 800,000 Massachusetts Medicaid recipients enter a new era Thursday with the rollout of sweeping changes that are designed to improve care and save money — but that could cause initial confusion and disruption. State officials are trying to more tightly control where patients on the Medicaid program, called MassHealth, receive their care. They have assigned patients to one of several different accountable care organizations — or networks of doctors and hospitals that will work to manage patients' care.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
The battle of the budgets intensified on Tuesday, as the House Appropriations Committee took aim at a Senate proposal to expand services in Virginia's Medicaid program without paying for them, rather than use additional federal money to fully expand the program for more than 300,000 uninsured Virginians under the Affordable Care Act.
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